Managed Config Tool
Managed Config Tool Summary
Managed Config Tool is a mobile Android app in Tools by BAYTON. Released in Apr 2026 (1 month ago). It has about 4.00+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 4.00 monthly active users . Store metadata: updated Apr 30, 2026.
Recent activity: 4.00 installs this week (4.00 over 4 weeks) View trends →
Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Apr 30, 2026 .
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App Description
A utility for managed configuration validation
Managed Config Tool is a transparent reference app for IT admins, EMM/MDM
developers, and Android Enterprise practitioners who need to validate on a real device that a managed configuration policy is being delivered correctly by an EMM, that the payload shape matches what the admin console claims to be sending, and that the app's keyed app state feedback is reaching the EMM as expected.
WHAT IT DOES
The app declares a managed-configuration schema covering all eight platform
restriction types — bool, string, integer, choice, multi-select, hidden,
bundle, and bundle_array — so a single deployment exercises every payload
shape an EMM is likely to push.
When your EMM delivers a managed configuration, the app:
• Renders the raw payload received from RestrictionsManager
• Normalizes both shapes to a consistent resolved view while highlighting the
variant that was received
• Reports keyed app states back to the Android Enterprise feedback channel:
one state per defined key plus a summary state
TWO VALIDATION SURFACES
EMM validation: shows exactly what RestrictionsManager returned, refreshed on activity resume and on the ACTION_APPLICATION_RESTRICTIONS_CHANGED broadcast. Includes a per-key view, a structured JSON view, a runtime Bundle/Parcelable preview, and the most recent keyed app state report status.
Local validation: paste any JSON payload (nested or flattened path-style) to
simulate a managed configuration locally, no DPC required. Optionally import
the schema from any installed app to validate off-app payloads against that
app's manifest-declared restrictions. Defensive limits keep parsing safe
(32 KB max input, max nesting depth 8, max array length 32).
WHO IT'S FOR
• IT admins confirming an EMM console is sending what its UI claims
• EMM developers reproducing "the policy isn't working" reports without
provisioning customer devices
• Engineering teams validating cross-app schema imports during managed
configurations iframe integration
• Anyone spot-checking keyed app state feedback during EMM integration testing
PRIVACY
The app contains no network code, no analytics, transmits no data,
and exports only the launcher activity. All processing happens on-device.
OPEN SOURCE
Licensed under MIT. Full source, build instructions, and architecture notes
are published at the project's GitHub repository: https://github.com/baytonorg/org.bayton.tools.managedconfig.